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Travel › Re: Lagos Releases New BRT Fares After 13% Increase (full List) by Bakrabas: 9:27am On Feb 25
The price is not fair at all. Danfo takes Ikorodu to Ketu 500
Travel › Re: Lagos Releases New BRT Fares After 13% Increase (full List) by Bakrabas: 9:25am On Feb 25
Emeskhalifa:
That one with 510 naira, who go see 10 naira give conductor dem?
I doubt you know anything about the system.

It's through your cowry card
Politics › Re: Which Of These People Names Carries The Biggest Aura? by Bakrabas: 4:02pm On Feb 24
richmond500:
1. Usain Bolt: coincidentally, the fastest man on earth goes by the name bolt, like that's not enough, his name is literally pronounce "you seen bolt" that's some nominal aura

2. Christiano Ronaldo: the most followed celebrity, he founded the siuu celebration which is now the most used celebration, and it just doesn't cut across football alone, but used in wrestling and other sports, though he has some ego but when you are CR7, u must have that ego and pride.

3. The Undertaker: this man gives chills, he is a nightmare, the way he rises, his introduction into the ring. That's some dark aura

4. Barack Obama: You can't talk class, charisma and aura without mentioning Barack Obama, his speech, his flex speaks aura, unlike most POTUS, he is very playful yet so mature.

5. Michael Jackson: in an era where Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, Tony Braxton and Madonna ruled. This man still takes the crown as final boss. He was so loved people fainted just to hear his voice. Some rumours called him the biblical 666, that's mad aura

6. Sir. Isaac Newton: when it comes to contribution to Science, Newton carries the crown and no one comes close, he fundamentally schange science.

7. Alexander the great: King of Macedon, was a legendary military commander who created one of the largest empires in ancient history by age 30. He conquered the Persian Empire, Egypt, and parts of India, spreading Greek culture (Hellenism) across three continents. His reign transformed the ancient world,, leaving a lasting legacy of cultural, linguistic, and political change before his early death at 32, yes you heard that right, at 32 this man is already bigger than Trump

Lionel Messi calm demeanor, but don't be deceived, the goat conquered football.
Like the black mamba, he is not just fast but also lethal.
When footballers dribbles, they dribbles one or two players, but when Messi dribbles, ur entire defence gets confused and collapse.
Where is Suleiman Sha "Sulaiman the magnificent and Osman Bey "the founder of Ottoman Empire" who ruled 5 continents for 500 years
Culture › Re: Osun, Yemoja And Esu On Display At Rio De Janeiro Carnival 2026 (Videos) by Bakrabas: 2:35pm On Feb 21
Incognito403:
Ya Allah, save me and my generations (born and unborn) from participating in or supporting idol worship.

Guide us to remain steadfast upon the path of our father, Ibrahim, who worshipped only his Creator.
Aamin yah rabbi, brother

Ramadan Mubarak!!!
Politics › Re: Items Recovered From The Camps Of Notorious Bandits In Kogi (Video) by Bakrabas: 5:13pm On Feb 19
osuofia2:
Too much struggle for imaginary 72 virgins
Stop quoting rubbish, take your time and read extensively. Don't let the western media block your thinking faculty with fallacy.

It's part of scientific wisdom to question your society, it's your right to seek wisdom.

The terrorists are not Muslims-like

Just like those American Christians that are killing Americans on daily basis
Politics › Re: Items Recovered From The Camps Of Notorious Bandits In Kogi (Video) by Bakrabas: 2:24pm On Feb 18
jihad, in Islam, a meritorious struggle or effort. The exact meaning of the term jihād depends on context; it has often been erroneously translated in the West as “holy war.” Jihad, particularly in the religious and ethical realm, primarily refers to the human struggle to promote what is right and to prevent what is wrong.

https://www.britannica.com/topic/jihad
Politics › Re: Items Recovered From The Camps Of Notorious Bandits In Kogi (Video) by Bakrabas: 2:20pm On Feb 18
IkeOnyia:
If they didn't capture or kill those terrorists, they just wasted everyone's time because the fulanis will just relocate elsewhere to continue their jihadist activities.
Honorable, you are too blind to understand that this is not a Jihad and perhaps you are too gullible to understand the literary meaning of jihad which means effort or struggle. Stop breathing with your anus and stop thinking illogical.

where would a poor person living in the bush will have money to purchase such exotic ammunition
Islam › Re: Ramadan To Come Twice In 2030 by Bakrabas: 7:06pm On Feb 17
[quote author=YorubaKinging post=138497989]Islam will be extinct by 2050[/quot

You should be worry about yourself You never can tell if you'll be alive before then

If only you'll be alive to witness such on or before then?
Sports › Re: Gay Referee, Pascal Kaiser Attacked For Proposing To His Boyfriend In Public by Bakrabas: 10:20am On Feb 10
And one pastor would join them together as a Christian union Gays
Education › Re: Countries By The Share Of Babies Born Outside Of Marriage by Bakrabas: 9:15pm On Feb 08
The list is made up of 70% Christian dominated society
Celebrities › Re: 2baba Decides On Davido Vs Burna Boy Vs Wizkid by Bakrabas: 9:10pm On Feb 08
DeclanR:
I'm afraid, all is not well sir
O ya let's talk here
Celebrities › Re: 2baba Decides On Davido Vs Burna Boy Vs Wizkid by Bakrabas: 9:06pm On Feb 08
DeclanR:
I'm in chaos, depressed and nobody to listen to me.
What a world we are living in.
I need to open up to someone before I exit this wicked world
I hope all is well bro
Sports › Re: Who Are You Picking To Take The Free Kick by Bakrabas: 8:51pm On Feb 07
Juniho prefers free kick to penalty.
Family › Re: ₦10M To Watch Your Entire Life History With Your Parents. (Photo) by Bakrabas: 1:42pm On Feb 05
And this stupid topic was moved to FP. The admin that pushed this should be sanctioned. Irrelevant topic
Romance › Re: What Is Going On With The Ladies Of This Generation? by Bakrabas: 1:38pm On Feb 05
Samantha125:
Uncultured? Do you want me to show you pictures of how Yoruba ladies used to dress back in the day?
Please I'd be glad to see it and after that we'll juxtapose which is more devilish.

The way you dress is the way you'll be addressed

Omo Yoruba atata ki wo aso esu-beleke
Romance › Re: What Is Going On With The Ladies Of This Generation? by Bakrabas: 9:33am On Feb 05
Samantha125:
No one in this life has never seen bare breasts before, so I don't see what you guys are making a big deal out of nothing.
Going around without covering the sensitive part of womanhood is seen as uncultured in Nigeria. It might be a festival in another country but in Nigeria, it's monumental show of shame.

Every part of a matured woman is sensitive including breast and nipple. If you're not comfortable with bra don't put on something that's capable to reveal the shape of your breast and nipple.

There's a particular area in Ibadan, if you put on a revealing clothes even the adorable women like you will be the one to embarrasse you
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: I Want Entertaining Football Over Trophies At Liverpool - Slot by Bakrabas: 9:07am On Feb 05
Usmanovic95:
Who remember those days Mourinho was playing boring football and winning trophies while wenger was playing elegant and classy football with no trophy and still got label as a specialist in failure.In life you just have to be successful by any legal means,do what works for you. If you can win trophy with entertaining football, play am, if na bokoharam or bandit style of football go guarantee you trophy , play am. JUST WIN TROPHY
I can't stop laughing at your submission bro.

Which one is bokoharam or bandit style of football again?
Politics › Re: 2027: States With High Votes Will Enjoy More FG Projects – Barau by Bakrabas: 10:02pm On Feb 04
Should I call this one promo or advert abi campaign?
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Vs Chelsea: EFL Cup (1 - 0) On 3rd February 2026 by Bakrabas: 10:49am On Feb 04
Reggzy:
I said it...
I will believe you, if truly all your predictions are 100 percent correct.
Travel › Re: Afghanistan Issues Over 85,000 Work Permits To Boost Labour Market by Bakrabas: 10:34am On Feb 04
SmartPolician:
How can you advise people to relocate to a country whose population is nearly 300 million people?

Any country whose population is more than 100 million and they don't have extremely creative leaders and sold governance systems, they are automatically in distress.

Indonesia is Nigeria promax. In fact, they will give their people jobs first before considering immigrants because their population is overwhelming. Islam and Shari'a don't put food on the table 🙂
are you saying that Dubai, Qatar or Brunei do not put food on the table or do you know the actual figures of the Nigerian Christians and other in those countries including Saudi Arabia?
Phones › Re: My 33,000 Mah New Age Power Bank Discount Consistent While Charging Phone by Bakrabas: 9:03pm On Feb 02
Compatibility is another concern.

Did you also test the same Power bank on another device?
Politics › Re: Lagos outlaws Installation Of Seriki, Eze Ndigbo, threatens arrest by Bakrabas: 7:52pm On Feb 02
Eko o gba gbẹrẹ rara iii

Eko we-n-jele
Tooreda:
Na initial gra gra. More Serikis will emerge for sure. No be Yoruba land again?
I'm not sure you read the whole story, the message emphasize on the title that bears "His royal majesty" or royal eminent
Islam › Re: Unmarried Woman Flogged 140 Times In Indonesia For Having Sex, Drinking Alcohol by Bakrabas: 10:25am On Jan 31
There's no room for rapist and homosexualism in that community unlike America and other Christendom that support same sex marriage.
Politics › Re: Outrage As Naval Officer Squats To Greet Sheikh Gumi (Video, Photo) by Bakrabas: 1:45pm On Jan 29
That gesture is an apex symbol of respect to an elderly person. You can expect me to shake my father despite in uniform. It is respect is part of African culture, we're not from those that usually use kick their fathers
Foreign Affairs › Re: Another US Citizen Killed By ICE Agent In Minnesota (Video) by Bakrabas: 7:45am On Jan 25
Imagine you borrowed money, sold properties and jakpa to the United State, two days of thinking that you've arrived one ICE agent just unleashed the terror on you.

People at home would be like, he shouldn't have traveled to the USA.
Sports › Re: Shooting Stars Vs Bendel Insurance FC (1 - 0) on 25th January 2026 by Bakrabas: 11:43am On Jan 24
Our own 3SC
Family › Re: Give Away For Nairalanders by Bakrabas: 5:36pm On Jan 23
telim:
I will be giving away a minimum of 5k each to Nairalander. The giveaway will conclude once the allocated funds are fully distributed.

Note : New Accounts with few posts are not qualified for the giveaway.
Moniepoint
8030947688
Politics › Re: Over 19,000 Nigerian Churches Have Been Destroyed In 16 Years - StatiSense by Bakrabas: 5:11pm On Jan 23
Including the ones destroyed by IPOB and sit at home soldiers.

Did you count the churches made with palm leaves?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump: Businessday Cartoon by Bakrabas: 4:51pm On Jan 23
Maybe be the northern Christians would be given asylum in the USA if Trump divides Nigeria.

I blame it all on Lord Lugard
Health › Re: US Withdrawal From WHO Takes Effect Today by Bakrabas: 8:01am On Jan 23
The withdrawal will elapse after his tenure
Business › Re: Share Your Betting Experiences, Which Bookmaker Is Your Favorite? by Bakrabas: 7:54pm On Jan 22
Smile crosses my face anytime I see the gamblers squeezing their gambling receipts or tickets at the football show centre

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